1. to steer better or more skillfully than someone else; to surpass in steering ability or control
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outsteer'; often used in competitive contexts such as racing or sailing

1. the act or instance of steering better or more skillfully than another
Usage: gerund noun form; commonly used in sports and nautical contexts

Examples

• The champion driver was outsteering all competitors on the winding mountain road.
• Her outsteering of the sailboat in the storm impressed the entire crew.
• By outsteering his rival, he managed to win the race by a narrow margin.
• The team's outsteering tactics gave them a decisive advantage in the regatta.
• He practiced daily to improve his outsteering skills for the upcoming competition.
• Outsteering requires both precision and quick reflexes in high-speed racing.